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Hi guys
The power cable on my table saw attached to the motor came off when I changed blade to 45 degrees.
Turned saw upside down and the power cable was hanging loose, the only wire coming out the motor is a red live cable, how can I reattach the power cable when it has live and neutral wires?
Thanks Andy
 
Hi guys
The power cable on my table saw attached to the motor came off when I changed blade to 45 degrees.
Turned saw upside down and the power cable was hanging loose, the only wire coming out the motor is a red live cable, how can I reattach the power cable when it has live and neutral wires?
Thanks Andy
Flex Connector 10A 2 Core Orange - https://www.toolstation.com/shop/Electrical/d190/Cable+Management/sd2460/Flex+Connector+10A+2+Core/p82342?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIq-OvvL-Q3gIVx4TVCh2ZsAxREAAYAyAAEgKR1_D_BwE
One of theses or something similar, plenty on the market.
 
it will be inside the casing. reason you can't see it is it's likely beeen ripped out. or else you have rats. your only option is to strip the casing off and see.
 
Hi thanks for the reply
Something like that be ok where would I wire the single neutral to as there is no neutral on the table saw motor
Thanks Andy
Ahh thought you meant you had just cut the flex in half somewhere looks like you will need to use the flex and re connect to the motor.
 
And when you get it fixed treat the cable with respect and have it secured . That does definitely look like an old wound.
 
think you need professional help here. an expert can determine what goes where, test it, and make sure it's safe. depending where you are, 1 of us may be close to assist.
 

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